If I never saw a Seagal or Van Damme Movies, This would be the Worst Movie I ever Saw

Rating: 1/10 (23 August 2004)

In any film, especially sci-fi film, people have certain level of suspension of disbelief that allow them to enjoy the movie, even if the story may lack realism... When a movie is done well, parts that are really far fetched aren't that noticeble b/c people are willing to accept the impossible for the sake of the story... When you watch this movie, even those that might for some reason enjoy it, you'll find yourself asking how unlikely it is that things that happen in the movie will actually happen given the situation... This is an evidence of badly written and badly directed movie... The creator of this movie disregard the sophistication of human understanding of science and morals and they try to reinvent scientific knowledge and reteach the morals that people are already aware of... Because of this, the movie reaches beyond our suspension of disbelief and becomes absurd and the critical plot becomes redundant because we have heard it many times before, which is that we are our own worst fears...The story was not only horrible, but it was also going no where.. When the story becomes complicated and reaches climax of confrontation with no sight of easy resolution for the director; He does what is easy for him by stopping the story in the middle of crisis, move the time along 28 days later and people are suppose to accept that everything has turned out fine... This movie, imo, was one of the worst i'd have ever seen....
PS. I heard the international version, the ending was different in that people all die... if that's the case, i can forgive the movie a bit b/c that makes more sense, but still a crap